(1) He leaned over her, removed her cheap hatpin and her old straw hat.

(2) She kept fidgeting with her bonnet, dropping her hat-pin, taking off her gloves and putting them on again.

(3) Then a stone parapet and bright white globes on poles like giant pearl hat-pins.

(4) Her black straw hat, secured by a beaded hatpin, had seen its best days long ago.

(5) She came out with a long hatpin.

(6) I have the hatpin yet at home.

(7) The hatpin projected from the back of her head like a trolley rod.

(8) Hatpin Urchin, by Kitaoka, dramatically demonstrates the importance of eye movements in the perception of this kinetic illusion.

(9) You can find the hatpin on the floor of the Library.

(10) I pulled the hatpin out and held my handkerchief over the bleeding.

(11) He picked up my white cloth hat and fastened it to my hair with a hatpin.

(12) Her black velvet hat was slightly askew, held in that position by her hatpin.

(13) Oh , to get through the Gate of Thanatos, you need a hatpin to pick the lock.

(14) Before I could stop her she had run this long hatpin through her nose, sideways, just above the nostrils.